Resident councils do not have the right to do what?

Resident councils play an important role in a facility by providing a platform for residents to express their views and influence the management of their living environment. While they are empowered to suggest changes to policies, participate in facility meetings, and vote on resident issues, resident councils do not have the authority to demand that the administrator implement their recommendations. This limitation is in place to ensure that while resident feedback is valued and considered, the final decision-making power remains with the administration. This way, the facility can maintain effective management and operational control while still being responsive to residents' needs.